Plz Tell Me, by Kuupuu

Plz Tell Me

by Kuupuu

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1.	Mountblow 66 03:13	buy track
2.	Montee 03:44	buy track
3.	Transsii 02:19	buy track
4.	Ihmispennut 03:10	buy track
5.	Summer (feat. Draama-Helmi) 04:06	buy track
6.	Nuku 01:33	buy track
7.	All Nighter 04:17	buy track
8.	Bull 01:57	buy track
9.	Grand-père Nutcase 03:45	buy track
10.	Star 212 01:44	buy track
11.	Palaa 04:45	buy track
12.	Bubbatalon 02:50	buy track

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Video for Summer feat. Draama-Helmi youtu.be/bG6-Tkn-Tu8
Interview/mix with on De Neus Van God
Video for All Nighter youtu.be/Um3RxrJ4fbw
www.mixcloud.com/deneusvangod/de-neus-van-god-with-kuupuu/

Sparkly disjointed pop by Finnish luminary Jonna Karanka!

As part of legendary groups such as Avarus, Hertta Lussu Ässä and
Olimpia Splendid, Jonna Karanka has been a key player in the Finnish underground for most of this century. Through her Kuupuu alias, she dwells among an illustrious generation of Finn sound wizards which includes Tomuttontu/Jan Anderzen, Tsemba/Marja Ahti, Lau Nau
et al. Through the collaging of warbled acoustic instruments and looped-up electronics, Kuupuu has long been carving out her own lines into this post-free folk/neo-psychedelia lore.

Plz Tell Me, her first LP since 2013’s Sisar, was originally a self-released cassette through which new forms emerged in the Kuupuu repertoire. Jungly orchestral arrangements meet slick dub-tinged productions in a series of pop tunes for disjointed times: whether you dance or swoon or stare confusedly into space is up to chance. The original nine tracks get the full LP treatment for this Belgo-Finn treaty renewal, with 12 songs that weave down endless summer full of disembodied voices that moan and quaver as they murmur lullabies to punctured beats. Plz Tell Me opens a dazzling zone for fantasies to inhabit and intertwine, where incongruent sounds and a noisy kit of dreamed storylines knit a full tapestry of whimsical bliss.

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released November 16, 2020

Music by Jonna Karanka
Recorded by Jonna Karanka at home in Helsinki
Mastered by Samuli Tanner
Artwork by Jonna Karanka
Design by Dylan Belgrado

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Blooming

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NO MATHEMATICS

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